This fall, Muskingum Business Management, Marketing, and Economics senior Hope Wilkins had the exciting opportunity to attend the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit in Columbus, a gathering of innovators, entrepreneurs, and rising leaders shaping industries around the world.
“There were …
As has been documented many times in NACE survey research, fewer than half of students actually visit the career center, even though the ones who do find career services to be super helpful. Some don’t realize these services exist. Others …
From explaining quantum theory through poetry to rewriting tweets in Elon Musk’s style, from writing scripts for videos to breaking down complex topics into simple words, ChatGPT is doing it all.
ChatGPT is a chatbot released by OpenAI in late …
If you’re studying or thinking about studying Criminal Justice, we are excited to have some great career advice for you, via FBI’s Recruitment and Selection Unit. They answered our questions about what is available for Criminal Justice students, and not …
Many industries change gradually until there isn’t much room for recovery. By the time people start discussing it, the decline has already been underway for years.
Knowing how to spot an industry on the decline before everyone else does can …
In this episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast, we explore why internships are a critical building block for your career. In today’s competitive job market, a degree alone isn’t enough; hands-on experience is what sets you apart. We …
There is a public perception that liberal arts graduates are now somehow less valuable than their peers studying business or technology. Dr. Ascan Koerner with the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Minnesota will tell you why …
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One of the main attributes employers look for when reviewing potential candidates for a job is experience in the field. Unfortunately, there’s a catch-22 with this because job-seekers …
With the advent of more advanced technology and the ability to work from anywhere in the world, platforms such as Zoom and Skype have become commonplace for job interviews, collaborations, therapy sessions and even healthcare appointments. While the benefits of …
In my recruiting days, I counseled many college students on the transition from being a student to being a professional. Even if you’ve been employed since graduation, there is plenty to learn about behaving professionally. Work etiquette matters if …
